HHS report will link autism to acetaminophen and folate deficiency

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Anonymous wrote:Folate deficiency is common in autism but its the child who cant absorb it well, not whether it was taken during pregnancy.

There's autism shares a link to digestive disorders, it's known but they don't know if that relationship is causal or shares a common cause. They have, in fact, been investigating this for a while

https://hms.harvard.edu/news/gut-brain-connection-autism

You can't expect fast answers on studying human brain development.

Yes, it would be great if our administration wasn’t actively trying to disrupt medical research, including targeting Harvard and other schools where a lot of great research is being done.
I feel like RFK is the broken clock that is soemthikes occasionally right but because his whole approach is anti-science it is hard to know when that is.

FYI you sound stupid when you call RFK Jr anti-science.

Now you're a parody of yourself. Of course he's anti-science. Have you been living in a hole?

Times are changing. Where we had a handful of people who had to put in many years of school and apprenticeship who had access to medical information and decisions there is now zero barrier to learning. Research that used to take 10+ years can now be modeled in minutes.
Already there is a huge reduction in medical gatekeeping thanks to the disruption of online prescriber.

While the past decades have made incredible leaps in medical care, the old ways are outdated and must and will change.
You.may not like it but younwill have more success going outside and telling the sun not to rise

Oh so you're one of those "My YouTube videos are equivalent to your medical degree" types.

Good lord.

I’d listen to that person before I listen to your “shut down every opinion that doesn’t fit the MSM narrative” types.

Did you not read Project 2025 of course you did not fool!
And taking advice from a Heiron addict and brain worm guys sychophants makes you a complete and utter horrible human and shitty parent.

This is not hard. RFK Jr and his posse of shits are not worth the air they breathe.

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Anonymous wrote:Folate deficiency is common in autism but its the child who cant absorb it well, not whether it was taken during pregnancy.

There's autism shares a link to digestive disorders, it's known but they don't know if that relationship is causal or shares a common cause. They have, in fact, been investigating this for a while

https://hms.harvard.edu/news/gut-brain-connection-autism

You can't expect fast answers on studying human brain development.

Yes, it would be great if our administration wasn’t actively trying to disrupt medical research, including targeting Harvard and other schools where a lot of great research is being done.
I feel like RFK is the broken clock that is soemthikes occasionally right but because his whole approach is anti-science it is hard to know when that is.

FYI you sound stupid when you call RFK Jr anti-science.

Now you're a parody of yourself. Of course he's anti-science. Have you been living in a hole?

Times are changing. Where we had a handful of people who had to put in many years of school and apprenticeship who had access to medical information and decisions there is now zero barrier to learning. Research that used to take 10+ years can now be modeled in minutes.
Already there is a huge reduction in medical gatekeeping thanks to the disruption of online prescriber.

While the past decades have made incredible leaps in medical care, the old ways are outdated and must and will change.
You.may not like it but younwill have more success going outside and telling the sun not to rise

Oh so you're one of those "My YouTube videos are equivalent to your medical degree" types.

Good lord.

I’d listen to that person before I listen to your “shut down every opinion that doesn’t fit the MSM narrative” types.

And this is why the country is in so much trouble. Actually doctors doing actual research and trying to stop kids from dying of preventable diseases are dismissed as "shills" while the guy selling supplements in YouTube is seen as trustworthy.

The glorification of ignorance and listening tonwhatever monster screams the loudest will results in countless deaths.

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Anti-science is refusing to do any autism research on anything besides ABA and genetics in the last two decades.

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Anonymous wrote:Anti-science is refusing to do any autism research on anything besides ABA and genetics in the last two decades.

Well said!!!!!!

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Anonymous wrote:Folate deficiency is common in autism but its the child who cant absorb it well, not whether it was taken during pregnancy.

There's autism shares a link to digestive disorders, it's known but they don't know if that relationship is causal or shares a common cause. They have, in fact, been investigating this for a while

https://hms.harvard.edu/news/gut-brain-connection-autism

You can't expect fast answers on studying human brain development.

Yes, it would be great if our administration wasn’t actively trying to disrupt medical research, including targeting Harvard and other schools where a lot of great research is being done.
I feel like RFK is the broken clock that is soemthikes occasionally right but because his whole approach is anti-science it is hard to know when that is.

FYI you sound stupid when you call RFK Jr anti-science.

Now you're a parody of yourself. Of course he's anti-science. Have you been living in a hole?

Times are changing. Where we had a handful of people who had to put in many years of school and apprenticeship who had access to medical information and decisions there is now zero barrier to learning. Research that used to take 10+ years can now be modeled in minutes.
Already there is a huge reduction in medical gatekeeping thanks to the disruption of online prescriber.

While the past decades have made incredible leaps in medical care, the old ways are outdated and must and will change.
You.may not like it but younwill have more success going outside and telling the sun not to rise

Research can be modeled in minutes?? Are the data sets that took 10+ years to produce magically available for public download so that you can do your "modeling"?

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Anonymous wrote:Folate deficiency is common in autism but its the child who cant absorb it well, not whether it was taken during pregnancy.

There's autism shares a link to digestive disorders, it's known but they don't know if that relationship is causal or shares a common cause. They have, in fact, been investigating this for a while

https://hms.harvard.edu/news/gut-brain-connection-autism

You can't expect fast answers on studying human brain development.

Yes, it would be great if our administration wasn’t actively trying to disrupt medical research, including targeting Harvard and other schools where a lot of great research is being done.
I feel like RFK is the broken clock that is soemthikes occasionally right but because his whole approach is anti-science it is hard to know when that is.

FYI you sound stupid when you call RFK Jr anti-science.

Now you're a parody of yourself. Of course he's anti-science. Have you been living in a hole?

Times are changing. Where we had a handful of people who had to put in many years of school and apprenticeship who had access to medical information and decisions there is now zero barrier to learning. Research that used to take 10+ years can now be modeled in minutes.
Already there is a huge reduction in medical gatekeeping thanks to the disruption of online prescriber.

While the past decades have made incredible leaps in medical care, the old ways are outdated and must and will change.
You.may not like it but younwill have more success going outside and telling the sun not to rise

Oh so you're one of those "My YouTube videos are equivalent to your medical degree" types.

Good lord.

It must be really tough to live inside that pedantic prison of a brain you have

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Anonymous wrote:Anti-science is refusing to do any autism research on anything besides ABA and genetics in the last two decades.

Both of these were well-established over 20 years ago.

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Anonymous wrote:Anti-science is refusing to do any autism research on anything besides ABA and genetics in the last two decades.

People have literally linked to a study from NIH and Sweden investigating tylenol in 2.5 million children that was published in 2024.

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Anonymous wrote:Folate deficiency is common in autism but its the child who cant absorb it well, not whether it was taken during pregnancy.

There's autism shares a link to digestive disorders, it's known but they don't know if that relationship is causal or shares a common cause. They have, in fact, been investigating this for a while

https://hms.harvard.edu/news/gut-brain-connection-autism

You can't expect fast answers on studying human brain development.

Yes, it would be great if our administration wasn’t actively trying to disrupt medical research, including targeting Harvard and other schools where a lot of great research is being done.
I feel like RFK is the broken clock that is soemthikes occasionally right but because his whole approach is anti-science it is hard to know when that is.

FYI you sound stupid when you call RFK Jr anti-science.

Now you're a parody of yourself. Of course he's anti-science. Have you been living in a hole?

Times are changing. Where we had a handful of people who had to put in many years of school and apprenticeship who had access to medical information and decisions there is now zero barrier to learning. Research that used to take 10+ years can now be modeled in minutes.
Already there is a huge reduction in medical gatekeeping thanks to the disruption of online prescriber.

While the past decades have made incredible leaps in medical care, the old ways are outdated and must and will change.
You.may not like it but younwill have more success going outside and telling the sun not to rise

Oh so you're one of those "My YouTube videos are equivalent to your medical degree" types.

Good lord.

DP. I don’t even understand this reply. YouTube has nothing to do with AI. There are obviously problems with AI (notably that it can be quite racist when used in applications like bail bond setting) but it has the ability to analyze huge amounts of data much more rapidly and with fewer mistakes than a human. AI will probably even replace certain medical professions like radiology within our lifetime. YouTube does not have that capability. Is your point that they’re both available on a computer?

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Anonymous wrote:Anti-science is refusing to do any autism research on anything besides ABA and genetics in the last two decades.

Define anti-science.

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Anonymous wrote:Anti-science is refusing to do any autism research on anything besides ABA and genetics in the last two decades.

Define anti-science.

A rejection of the scientific method. Kind of like if scientists never investigated anything that challenged the miasma theory which was at its time what all educated people thought.

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Anonymous wrote:Folate deficiency is common in autism but its the child who cant absorb it well, not whether it was taken during pregnancy.

There's autism shares a link to digestive disorders, it's known but they don't know if that relationship is causal or shares a common cause. They have, in fact, been investigating this for a while

https://hms.harvard.edu/news/gut-brain-connection-autism

You can't expect fast answers on studying human brain development.

Yes, it would be great if our administration wasn’t actively trying to disrupt medical research, including targeting Harvard and other schools where a lot of great research is being done.
I feel like RFK is the broken clock that is soemthikes occasionally right but because his whole approach is anti-science it is hard to know when that is.

FYI you sound stupid when you call RFK Jr anti-science.

Now you're a parody of yourself. Of course he's anti-science. Have you been living in a hole?

Times are changing. Where we had a handful of people who had to put in many years of school and apprenticeship who had access to medical information and decisions there is now zero barrier to learning. Research that used to take 10+ years can now be modeled in minutes.
Already there is a huge reduction in medical gatekeeping thanks to the disruption of online prescriber.

While the past decades have made incredible leaps in medical care, the old ways are outdated and must and will change.
You.may not like it but younwill have more success going outside and telling the sun not to rise

Oh so you're one of those "My YouTube videos are equivalent to your medical degree" types.

Good lord.

DP. I don’t even understand this reply. YouTube has nothing to do with AI. There are obviously problems with AI (notably that it can be quite racist when used in applications like bail bond setting) but it has the ability to analyze huge amounts of data much more rapidly and with fewer mistakes than a human. AI will probably even replace certain medical professions like radiology within our lifetime. YouTube does not have that capability. Is your point that they’re both available on a computer?

RFK Jr. Used AI to generate a paper that straight up made up sources. No, you shouldn't be using AI and thinking it's equivalent to an actual doctor. It hallucinates like crazy.

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Anonymous wrote:It would be great if there were an easy straightforward cause and cure, but pretending there is is demeaning to those of us who have kids with autism.

Very true, though I don’t think anyone knowledgeable is pretending either of those things are easy. I think it’s the uninformed or ill-informed or those just trying to disrupt conversations (whether paid or just plain ignorant) that say things like it’s “only X” or “THAT can’t possibly be a reason” or “that person is a MAGA troll” or “he’s anti-science” and immediately discount sources or interventions or opinions.

I think literally every single person who is knowledgeable about autism thinks that RFK Jr is an anti-science MAGA troll.

Sure they are Karen 🙄

Can you point to an autism researcher or who leads a clinical autism practice that supports RFK Jr?

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Anonymous wrote:Folate deficiency is common in autism but its the child who cant absorb it well, not whether it was taken during pregnancy.

There's autism shares a link to digestive disorders, it's known but they don't know if that relationship is causal or shares a common cause. They have, in fact, been investigating this for a while

https://hms.harvard.edu/news/gut-brain-connection-autism

You can't expect fast answers on studying human brain development.

Yes, it would be great if our administration wasn’t actively trying to disrupt medical research, including targeting Harvard and other schools where a lot of great research is being done.
I feel like RFK is the broken clock that is soemthikes occasionally right but because his whole approach is anti-science it is hard to know when that is.

FYI you sound stupid when you call RFK Jr anti-science.

Now you're a parody of yourself. Of course he's anti-science. Have you been living in a hole?

Times are changing. Where we had a handful of people who had to put in many years of school and apprenticeship who had access to medical information and decisions there is now zero barrier to learning. Research that used to take 10+ years can now be modeled in minutes.
Already there is a huge reduction in medical gatekeeping thanks to the disruption of online prescriber.

While the past decades have made incredible leaps in medical care, the old ways are outdated and must and will change.
You.may not like it but younwill have more success going outside and telling the sun not to rise

Oh so you're one of those "My YouTube videos are equivalent to your medical degree" types.

Good lord.

I’d listen to that person before I listen to your “shut down every opinion that doesn’t fit the MSM narrative” types.

Ok. Enjoy treating your cancer with coffee enemas!

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Anonymous wrote:Anti-science is refusing to do any autism research on anything besides ABA and genetics in the last two decades.

Well I can agree with this partially but where is RFK’s research agenda other than an obsession with finding causes? Where is the research on therapies and advocacy for funding for better school programs? Instead we have a resurgence of the vaccine blood libel and then whatever other random theory he picks out of the air (Tylenol; folate). What a joke to pretend like RFK is the corrective to anything.